Schedule a call to build & scale your ecommerce brand → https://www.ecomcapital.com/demo/schedule In this episode, Sasha sits down with Kayci Scaggs, founder of Pakks.co, a conversation card company born from personal struggle that scaled from $20,000 in the first 30 days to $67k per month, with clear sights on $1 million monthly revenue. Kayci's story is a masterclass in the "missionary vs mercenary" founder mentality. After a painful divorce, job loss during the tech industry downturn...
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Schedule a call to build & scale your ecommerce brand → https://www.ecomcapital.com/demo/schedule In this episode, Sasha sits down with Kayci Scaggs, founder of Pakks.co, a conversation card company born from personal struggle that scaled from $20,000 in the first 30 days to $67k per month, with clear sights on $1 million monthly revenue. Kayci's story is a masterclass in the "missionary vs mercenary" founder mentality. After a painful divorce, job loss during the tech industry downturn...
Schedule a call to build & scale your ecommerce brand → https://www.ecomcapital.com/demo/schedule In this episode, Sasha sits down with his co-host Hamen Bamba, ecommerce expert and media buying specialist who has spent over $30 million on advertising and generated over $120 million on Shopify platforms. They discuss the recent ChatGPT and Shopify integration announcement, revealing how AI is already driving sales for their clients and what this means for the future of e-commerce. You'l...
eCom Capital Podcast
Schedule a call to build & scale your ecommerce brand → https://www.ecomcapital.com/demo/schedule In this episode, Sasha sits down with Kayci Scaggs, founder of Pakks.co, a conversation card company born from personal struggle that scaled from $20,000 in the first 30 days to $67k per month, with clear sights on $1 million monthly revenue. Kayci's story is a masterclass in the "missionary vs mercenary" founder mentality. After a painful divorce, job loss during the tech industry downturn...
